The Original Owner Had a Daughter Out of Wedlock, and After I Transmigrated, I Couldn’t Clear My Name
原主未婚生女，我穿越后洗不白了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 799k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- Transmigrate and Get Pregnant? The Kids I'm Raising Are Amazing穿越就怀孕？我养的孩子顶呱呱Alternate title on Fanqie
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A Soft and Sweet Pregnant Female Lead, and a Male Lead Who Regrets Everything and Falls Hard
The female lead is sweet and gentle, carrying a baby, while the male lead has a major change of heart and ends up devoted to her.
After Transmigrating, He Finds a Jade Pendant in a Cave, and Inside It Is a Tiny World
Looking for a book.
The Female Lead Transmigrates, Has a Child, and Is Pregnant Again. Ideally, It’s a Bit Silly
The kind where the male lead absolutely spoils the female lead.
Any Novels Where the Protagonist Transmigrates into a Pregnant Woman?
Historical romance or stories set in a specific historical era.
Cozy, Cheerful Farming Stories with a Loving Family and a Golden Finger
Looking for books like "Transmigrated, and My Whole Family Has 800 Schemes". Something like "No Big Ambitions, Just You and the World" or "Transmigrated, and My Whole Family Has 800 Schemes". The main thing is a harmonious family and a fun, cheerful story. A golden finger is optional.
Looking for a Transmigration Story with a Successful Female Lead Who Has a Magical Space
I love transmigration stories where the heroine brings her space with her and survives and thrives in ancient times, raising pigs and growing vegetables.
Looking for Transmigrate-to-Another-World Wilderness Survival With a System, Farming, Brains, and a Sneaky Protagonist
Farming and Child-Rearing Stories, No Golden Finger, Any Audience, No Romance
There Are No Good No-CP Farming or Cultivation Stories? Come Debate Me
The Heroine Transmigrates and Wakes Up with a Baby
The Female Lead Gets Pregnant, Then Travels to the Male Lead's Adulthood
The male lead is about twenty years older than the female lead. After he dies, she gets pregnant and travels back to when he was in college or high school, sometime in the 1990s or 2000s. She even sees her mother, who miscarries this time around. Her parents had a one-night stand in the original timeline, but they end up together in this world.
In same booklists
I Transmigrated as a Pregnant Woman and Worked for the Wretched Emperor for Free
The Money-Grubbing Baby: How a Cast-Off Wife Became a Princess
I Just Transmigrated, and Now I'm Pregnant
My Two Adorable Kids Ran Away, and My God King Cultivation Shook the World
Are You Kidding Me? I Just Transmigrated and I’m Already About to Give Birth
The Book-Transmigrated Side Character Who Was Pregnant with the Villain’s Baby Got Divorced
The 1980s: Pregnant Again Right After Giving Birth
After I Transmigrated, My Tsundere Pregnant Wife Keeps Plotting Against Me
Transmigrated as the Pregnant Crown Princess: The Road to Raising Adorable Babies
Transmigrated as a Pregnant Farmer's Daughter, I Catch the Loyal Prince's Eye
In the 1970s, a Young Lady from Ancient Times Transmigrated and Got Pregnant Right Away
The Laid-Back Landlady Raising Kids in the 2000s
After I Transmigrated, I Dreamed I Was Pregnant
I Transmigrate to the Cultivation World, Pregnant and Flirting with an Immortal Lord
Reborn as a Stepmother, I Fight to Save My Pregnancy in the Marquis's Manor
The First Step to Retirement: Having Twins?
The Pregnant Twins’ Chubby Mom Is Running Away, but Her Obsessive Prince Won’t Let Her Go
The Little Flower Spirit of the 1980s: Making Money, Spoiling My Husband, and Raising Our Child
I Transmigrated into a Book and Got Pregnant by a Sweet-on-the-Outside, Dark-on-the-Inside Man!
Shocking: After I Transmigrated Into a Book, I Became the Doomed Villainess of the Seventies
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That's great! Finally, there's a book where the female protagonist gives birth to the emperor's son and doesn't have to enter the palace; she can develop her own destiny freely.
This book is quite novel; the female protagonists are all independent and strong, never relying on the male lead, and never developing any attachment to him after giving birth to his child. They always know what they want and never allow themselves to be wronged. They can also firmly throw or drive away the unruly servants sent by the male lead.
It progresses gradually, and it's all about everyday life. I really like those babies. But it feels a bit like a no-romance story.
It was quite good; I got hooked on it just as quickly.
Very good! It's very original. This is the only novel of its kind I've read in a long time where the female lead has entanglements with the powerful and wealthy, yet also has the ability to use her powers to attack the weak. Furthermore, she doesn't end up with the male lead and enjoys a beautiful and fulfilling life on her own. I find this kind of story very appealing, and the female lead's character is also wonderful—a truly clear-headed and insightful individual. Highly recommended! 👍👍👍👍
I quite like it. The female lead acts according to her conscience; she's not a brainless character. Keep it up!
It's good, the plot didn't drag on, but it's a little regrettable that Er Ya didn't get a marriage partner! It's also a little regrettable that the kind-hearted Fu Gui wasn't given more screen time! And it's a little regrettable that so many greedy mothers-in-law weren't given a lesson!
A great work worthy of five stars. The only thing I didn't like was that neither the female lead nor her daughter found their other half.
I quite like it, keep it up! Not a saint, but not too heartless either. I wonder if the child's father is the male lead; if so, his presence is a bit too weak.
The characters in the novel are well-developed, the plot is logically clear, and the female lead, despite being incredibly wealthy, is unassuming and clearly distinguishes between familial ties and personal conflicts—all of which is commendable! The only drawback is that the comparisons between characters in the plot should be carefully considered before republishing.